This is the story of my life,
Orphaned since the age of 5 months.
My home? The human base of Pandora.
But everything changed the day that the greatest gift that can never be surpassed arrived at the laboratory in Harper's hands: my own AVATAR.
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Spider and I strode purposefully towards the Sully's home, our steps quick and determined. Each beat of my heart reverberated through my chest, fueled by the surge of adrenaline coursing through my veins. My mind was laser-focused, fixated on a single objective: reaching our destination with unwavering speed.
As we pressed on, a glistening stream materialized before us, cutting across our path like a sparkling ribbon. Yet, this mere obstacle failed to deter us. With nimble grace, we leaped from one smooth stone to another, our movements a harmonious dance of agility and delight. Laughter erupted from deep within us, carrying away any notion of time as we reveled in the joy of the moment. The captivating beauty of the surrounding landscape remained a fleeting backdrop, unnoticed and unexplored, for our sole desire was to arrive at the Sully's abode.
Our pace intensified, our strides lengthening into swift bounds, propelled by an almost primal urgency. The wind, now a companion in our quest, whipped against our faces, teasingly tousling our hair. The sheer exhilaration of the chase mingled with our laughter, creating an enchanting symphony that reverberated through the ancient woods. It was as if nature itself cheered us on, urging us ever forward.
"Who do you think will be there?" I asked, specifically curious about the presence of a certain someone, as I made my way through the dense undergrowth in front of me.
"I have no idea, but I hope Kiri is there," Spider replied with a wide smile on his face.
"Maybe it's better if you go in first," I suggested, concerned that they might not recognize me. "If they don't recognize me, they might get alarmed."
"They will recognize you; you're still you," Spider reassured, trying to calm me down.
"Still, I'd rather you go in first," I insisted.
"Do you feel shy or something?" Spider joked.
"Oh, just shut up, Spider," I responded, laughing.
Upon reaching the Na'vi settlement, we began to ascend the massive branches of the trees, making our way towards the cabin where our friends lived. The climb wasn't particularly long, but it felt like an eternity as nervousness and excitement gripped my body.
As we approached the entrance, I noticed from a distance that Neteyam and Lo'ak were there. Spider reached them before me, entering as if it were his own home, standing beside them without saying a word, his smile radiating with anticipation. It was as if he wanted to witness their reactions upon seeing me.
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Lo'ak greeted Spider cheerfully, thrilled by his friend's visit, "Hey, Bro," he exclaimed.
"Hey, Bro," Spider replied with a smile. "We have a surprise," he added, still beaming. His words sparked a sense of anticipation in the brothers.
That's when I decided to inch closer, cautiously, feeling as if my heart was about to burst from the anxiety. As I approached them, Neteyam and Lo'ak turned abruptly to look at me.
